This is a case of a very thorough count leading to a very close result.
And Mr. Gore had quickly moved to seize the political advantage, pressing for a more thorough count of the votes.
A thorough head-count of the population will add about $1 billion to the $4 billion-6 billion the bureau already thinks it needs for the census.
He devised a sampling system in which the thorough counting of stars in small, selected areas gave an indication of the structure of the Milky Way Galaxy.
The inadequacies of country-wide inventories cannot be resolved by more thorough counts, which would in any case become quickly outdated.
(My colleagues Jane Mayer and Ronan Farrow have reported more on the people whom the F.B.I. didn't talk to). For however much longer this nomination process goes on, there will be a political debate about what counts as a "thorough" investigation, as if thoroughness were just another issue that liberals and conservatives view differently, and not something that can be verifiably assessed.
Regardless of the outcome of the presidential election (front page, Nov. 27), it is very important to preserve all the Florida ballots so they may be counted in a thorough, careful and unhurried procedure that can produce a clear and accurate record of what really happened in the Florida election.
However, it is necessary to note that it is difficult to analyze the abstracts in a thorough fashion due to limited word count.
The work-up comprised history, a thorough physical examination, white blood cell count, blood biochemistry, arterial blood gas, blood cultures from peripheral veins and central lines, urine cultures, a chest x-ray, and chest and abdominal computed tomography if appropriate.
In this study, we designed a thorough experiment to evaluate six read count-based RNAseq analysis methods (DESeq, DEGseq, edgeR, NBPSeq, TSPM and baySeq) using both real and simulated data.
